Sentence examples for higher entry from inspiring English sources

Only Ireland and Greece in the EU had higher entry rates.

For students with higher entry qualifications – AAB at A-level or equivalent – there will be a market.

They pay a higher entry fee, which at Ironman NY/NJ was $1,500.

In the long run, she puts her faith in teachers but wants to strengthen the profession with higher entry standards.

The results also show that higher entry criteria, lower between-subject variances, and higher within-subject variances cause higher selection biases.

In contrast, pharmacy rents do not affect the career choices of non-pharmacists' children, who face higher entry barriers (i.e. they do not inherit the family business).

History and geography saw similar patterns, as higher entries led to lower results, "suggesting that the entries now comprise a wider range of abilities," according to the Joint Council on Qualifications.

Companies that relied on bootstrapping for much of their early development, for instance, may post high multiples without delivering commensurate returns to investors, who likely bought in at higher entry-level valuations.

"It's more competitive for these jobs in Calgary, which may [attribute to] the higher entry-level pay," Pritchard said.

But with coding's higher entry-level salaries, the temptation to return to a lucrative but potentially illegal business on the street may be lower.

Furthermore, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has projected that, going forward, jobs that require advanced degrees will grow faster than those that do not; they will also continue to have higher entry-level wages than jobs that require less education.